Gary Chosen United States Senator After Ballot Fight
Gary wins the U S Senate seat after a long party ballot struggle in Abbeville. On the eighteenth ballot he defeats Walker and McLeod Lyfe Weight with Hearty support from Ex-Gov Sheppard and others. Gary’s long service in the legislature and role as a Winthrop trustee are noted along with his ages and prior constitutional convention ties.
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Yink $ Uivy
United States
John C. Sheppard
Wagefield
Brent
Mt Gary
Beinss
Tle
Gavoyoor
Miles J. McSweenny
Gary
Abbeville
Phesteasiat Pd
Catyts
Mcday
Walker
Naeneenyys
Prac
Congreninay
Wis Hombialod
Prarenty Fan Menily
McNabh
Melood
Irn Jonor
Wille Doney
Mauldin
Coker
John C Meppard
Hadgefield
Congrm Lever
Mr. Lever
Meheod
Sheppard
Lever
Mouviin
Trade Dance
Do F McKellhan
Otal
Mrank
Gary Wie
Melenda
Malin VE
Bra H. Otnes
Wille Jones
McKallian
Walker You
Renegary
Cholee
Fragmentary OCR Keeps Unclear Court Dispute Status
A garbled OCR note describes a court case involving a dispensary and a pensionary issue, with references to a judge or court action and conflicting terms. Readable names or exact dates are absent, leaving the outcome undetermined.
Receivers Named in South Carolina Dispensary Case
In Asheville court on Saturday, receivers Mogae J A Mel Hough C K Henderson and H W Arthur were appointed and accepted. The judges warned of action to compel injunctions and transfers, while state officials oppose the receiverships and threaten legal steps to overturn the decision. The state dispensary crisis centers on the commission members refusing the appointment and facing potential enforcement by the court.
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United States Court of Asheville
Jade JG. Pridtchard
Joseph A. McCullough
Gheenville
Mosara
Henderson
Arthur
State Commission
Lyon
South Carolan
Manda
Stidne
Hinvente Court of Soup
Carolina
House of Te
Tate
Pritchard
Eyder
Joe
Both
Cape
South Carolin
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Abe
Mara
Tttoa
M Hyoon
Bryan for President Dominates Democratic Convention Plea
Delegates from many counties gathered with strong support for William J Bryan as the Democratic nominee. The platform criticized Republican labor policy, called for reform, and urged unity to defeat the Republican ticket in the national election.
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Bryan
Lernoott Hesston
Canyon
Beijing
Democratic Party of
Nelokadmaia
William Jerns
Denver
Reisons
Tienthan
Three Men Fell Into Boiling Water In Jersey City Works
Three men slipped into a tank of boiling water at M Calm & Bro on Weal Bide avenue Jersey City. Fellow workers rescued two. Joseph Weang, Stowonnh Totadeny and John Asha died from injuries. Next day Helis pax fd Asting says they were overcome by fumes and fell in.
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M. Calm & Bro
Jormey
Joseph Weang
John Asha
Jersey
Wernys
Speculative loan talks ignite Senate debate in 1907
Senators Depew and Tillman clash over a proposed inquiry into New York banks loan practices and collateral security from June to December 1907. The exchange touched on who should study the issue, with Tillman pressing for a broader inquiry into depositor funds and stock loans, while Aldrich and others urged caution and committee referral. The discussion highlighted concerns about credit and the influence of New York banks on national finance.
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Depew
Tillman
Pice
South Carolina
Senate
Aldvleh
Meyhanes
Tillmin
Aldrich
Vulman
Hithe
Han
Finance Committee
Depow
New York
Tlinan
Grandline
Wwe
Degow
Leah le
Gamunne
New Yorks
Pupils Sing as Fire Alarm Clears NYC School
Distraught students sing set pieces in a two story New York public school as a fire alarm sounds. Police and fire crews evacuate the building while a group of children gather on the yard. A late report notes property damage estimated around 200 dollars.
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New York
Eiday
Almeren
Chebe Leneherd
Sehant
Walt
Joe
Mortan- Moly
Amaller
Atom
Body of Asheville hotel victim identified by Masons
Details from a sanitised report describe the deceased as a man known to the Masonic lodge in Asheville. Measures are taken to notify relatives and arrange embalming while investigators seek the deceased’s identity from clues including a lapel pin and a postal envelope from Waterville Publishing Company.
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James Orlando Ami
Asheville S
Masonate
Maes
Towking Publishing Company
Waterville
Miami
Mla
Anarchist Kills Attempted Chief George Shippy in Chicago
An anarchist attacked Chicago Police Chief George M. Shippy at his residence on Line Court, wounding Shippy, his son Harry, and driver Foley. The chief killed the assailant as the mob closed in, police raided suspected anarchist quarters, and several arrests followed. Shippy's wife Georgietta and daughter were involved in the struggle. the attacker carried a box of lozenges labeled by a chemical firm.
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Chicago
George M. Shippy
Harry
Hie
Anes Foley
Linecold Court
Harry Shippy
Foley
Mrs. Shippy
None
Sippy
Shinny Miter
Anilyels
Havery
Woley
Motley
Poley
Eipry
Tventnldeo
Consteutionary Company
Meadville
Wito
Foren
Culver
Tnd
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Weustee
Winthrop
Constitutional Convention
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Malyero
Tndbinapelti
Ledeer
Tidianapolis
Mogae
J. A. Mel Hough, C.K. Mens
Derson
H.W. Arthur
Tuli
Tim Ae
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Vuttorm
Nang
Haronions
Hryan
Varennes
Tole
Pinigtoy Jiarie Meyer
Washington
Wall
Hunk Ottiel
Republicana
Dogialus
Imitor
Democratic Party
Ds Die
Barre
He Benno
Ong Dow
Pataliy
Hersey City
New York Tanks
Asheville
Gutlaw
Shippy
City OF Chicago
Himself
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